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Purchased apps reinstall -> 404 error (JF1.51 ADP1)

Hi
I'm running a modified version of the JF1.51 ADP1 ROM and I'm having troubles downloading already bought apps.
The only apps I could download are the last 2 bought apps.
I viewed the logcat when trying to download:
Code:
I/vending ( 393): com.android.vending.AssetDownloader.startDownload(): Download request row inserted at content://downloads/download/9
D/DownloadManager( 246): http error 404 for download 9
The Market is showing:
"Authorizing credit card..."
"Downloading..."
"Download unsuccessful"
If I buy a new app I have no problems, but the ones already bought won't install.
I first encountered this problem about a month ago when I couldn't update an app, even though the market version was higher the the installed one.
I recently tried the superhero v2 rom and THERE I could install every app. Now after switching back to the JF build... yeah, you get it.
Anyone has any idea what problem I'm running into and how to solve it?
Thanks.

Update:
I wiped everything and installed jf1.51 adp1 (not modded). There i could download the paid apps. But some are really old versions. For example Robo Defense is 0.7.1 and the actual version in the market is 1.0.5 and in the 0.7.1 version i can't play, it crashes every time.
Please, someone have to know what problem I'm having.
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